Beste World Extreme Medicine podcasts (2024)

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Beyond the Comfort Zone: Clinical Education and Humanitarian Work with Tim Harvey pt.2 40:14

7d ago40:14

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In this second part of our conversation with Tim Harvey, we delve into his journey through clinical education and his transition to medicine. Tim shares invaluable insights on teaching philosophy, managing change in healthcare settings, and the challenges of introducing new roles like nursing associates. He discusses the importance of balancing wor…

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Courage Under Fire: A Nurse's Tale of Humanitarian Work in Conflict Zones Pt. 1 57:31

21d ago57:31

57:31

In this gripping two-part episode of the podcast, Eoin Walker sits down with Tim Harvey, a former humanitarian nurse turned medical student. Tim shares his harrowing experiences working in some of the world's most dangerous and desperate locations. From treating Ebola patients in Sierra Leone to managing mass casualties in war-torn Afghanistan, Tim…

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Adventure Travel Unveiled: Essential Tips from Seasoned Explorers Ffyon Davies and Gemma Aldridge 1:01:34

1M ago1:01:34

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Join us for an insightful journey into the world of adventure travel with seasoned explorers Ffyon Smith (née Davies) and Gemma Aldridge. In this episode, our guests share invaluable tips on planning, safety, cultural sensitivity, and overcoming challenges in remote destinations. From navigating language barriers to handling emergencies, Ffyon and …

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Livingstone Revisited: Revolutionising Healthcare in Zambia's Wilderness with Daniel Grace 45:10

2M ago45:10

45:10

We're pleased to welcome back Daniel Grace to the podcast where he discusses the groundbreaking Livingstone Revisited 2024 expedition. This 2000km journey through Zambia aims to transform healthcare accessibility in remote areas using telemedicine, solar power, and innovative snake bite training. Learn how this modern expedition honors David Living…

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Thriving Alone in the Wild with Teimojin Tan 56:54

2M ago56:54

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Sarah Spelsberg sits down with Teimojin Tan, emergency physician and participant on Season 9 of the hit survival show "Alone". Teimojin shares insights from his time in the wilderness of Labrador, discussing his unique approach to survival medicine, the mental challenges of isolation, and how his experiences have shaped his medical practice. From i…

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Beyond the Blizzard: on the Realities of Polar Medicine with Kasper Jæger 54:48

2M ago54:48

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In this episode of the World Extreme Medicine podcast, host Eoin Walker speaks with polar expedition leader Kasper Jæger about the unique challenges of practicing medicine in the Arctic. Kasper shares insights from his extensive experience guiding in Svalbard and Antarctica, discussing everything from frostbite prevention to evacuation challenges. …

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Beyond Tourniquets: Rethinking Haemorrhage Control with Henrik Hedelin 51:42

3M ago51:42

51:42

Join experienced consultant orthopaedic surgeon Henrik Hedelin as he shares invaluable insights on haemorrhage control in resource-limited settings. Drawing from his extensive field experience in conflict zones and humanitarian missions, Henrik challenges conventional wisdom and offers practical, life-saving techniques for managing severe bleeding.…

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From Sailing the Atlantic to High-Altitude Rescues: A Military Reservist's Journey with Sophie Camp 52:14

3M ago52:14

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Join us for an exhilarating conversation with Sophie Camp, a GP trainee and Army Reservist, as she shares her incredible journey from medical school to high-altitude expeditions in the Karakoram. Sophie recounts her harrowing experiences during a tri-service expedition to Pakistan, where she faced rockfalls, avalanches, and life-threatening medical…

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On the Front Lines of Humanitarian Medicine in Gaza with Hareen De Silva 49:03

3M ago49:03

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In this episode we welcome back Hareen De Silva, a GP who recently returned from a deployment to Gaza with CADUS, a German NGO. Hareen shares his experiences working in a trauma stabilisation point amidst active conflict, managing a diverse international team, and dealing with the psychological impact of humanitarian work in extreme environments. F…

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“We don't know if he's alive or dead, and we don't know if others have been shot.” Saving Lives in Chaos: Trauma Tales with Bill Griggs 1:36:45

3M ago1:36:45

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In this in-depth episode, Sarah is joined by the incredible Bill Griggs, a highly acclaimed Australian physician and trauma specialist who has left a mark on the field of medicine through his innovative contributions to trauma care and disaster response. With his career spanning over four decades, Bill has been a true pioneer in the development of …

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"This is about giving people a skill set that gives them more confidence." A Groundbreaking Course for Remote Animal Care with Tom Roffe-Silvester 44:51

3M ago44:51

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This week Lauren McKenna sits down with Tom Roffe-Silvester, co-founder and managing director of the Veterinary Task Force and Exped Vet. Tom shares his journey working with operational working dogs in the military and how this experience led him to create a company that provides essential veterinary care solutions for working dogs in challenging e…

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Floating Doctors: Delivering Healthcare to the World's Most Remote Communities with Ben LaBrot 1:11:47

4M ago1:11:47

1:11:47

Ben LaBrot, founder and CEO of Floating Doctors, joins us this episode where he shares his incredible journey of delivering healthcare to remote, underserved communities around the world. Ben discusses the challenges and rewards of providing medical care in resource-limited settings, the importance of building trust with patients, and the profound …

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Empowering Women in HEMS: Jessica Thomas-Mourne's Groundbreaking Research 38:50

4M ago38:50

38:50

In this podcast episode, we sit down with Jessica Thomas-Mourne, a specialist paramedic in critical care working with Devon Air Ambulance in the UK. Jessica shares her research on gender inequality within the pre-hospital emergency medicine environment, highlighting the challenges faced by women in this field and offering practical recommendations …

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“Everything you take into space with you has to serve a purpose” Beyond the Stars: Packing the Perfect Space Medical Kit with Dr. Michael Harrison 57:50

4M ago57:50

57:50

In this captivating episode, we are honoured to be joined by the esteemed Dr. Michael Harrison, MD PhD MPH FAsMA, a leading authority in the field of aerospace medicine. Dr. Harrison currently serves as the Chief Medical Officer of Hercules Medical Group, a renowned Texas-based entity dedicated to providing comprehensive medical care andconsultatio…

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"Failing to prepare is preparing to fail." Publishing Research in an Academic Journal with Marius Rehn 31:58

4M ago31:58

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In this episode of the World Extreme Medicine Podcast, host Eoin Walker speaks with Marius Rehn, Editor-in-Chief of the Scandinavian Journal of Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine, about the ins and outs of publishing research in an academic journal. They discuss the importance of aligning research with the scope of the chosen journal, com…

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"We should be having these conversations openly. But it’s difficult, and it’s personal." Navigating Women's Reproductive Health in Extreme Environments with Mabli Davies 58:25

5M ago58:25

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In this episode, Sarah Spelsberg is joined by the brilliant Mabli Davies, an anaesthetics trainee and expert in women's health in extreme environments. Mabli shares her personal experiences and research on managing menstruation, pregnancy, and reproductive health in the world's most challenging conditions. Drawing from her master's dissertation on …

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"It's never too late to dive in and it's kind of amazing what the opportunities will turn out to be." Diversity in Expeditions Week Podcast Special 1:15:12

5M ago1:15:12

1:15:12

Welcome to Diversity Week! In this special episode, a diverse panel of medical professionals, eye surgeon and Sikh warrior Pavandeep Singh, NHS & wilderness expedition Dentist Burjor Langdana, emergency physician and paediatrician Terez Malka, explorer, aquanaut, MD & Director of space medicine group Astronautics Institute Shawna Pandya, UK GP stud…

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"Reducing the burden on the local healthcare was probably one of the major advantages.” The Role of Remote Teleradiology With Niccolo Stomeo 36:22

5M ago36:22

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In this episode, Niccolo Stomeo, an anaesthesia and intensive care resident at Humanitas University in Milan, joins us to discuss his groundbreaking study on the role of remote teleradiology, X-ray, and POCUS at mass motorcycle events. Nico shares his firsthand experience from the 2021 International Six Days of Enduro, a challenging and dynamic rac…

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"We were living 300 meters away from airstrikes" - Harrowing Gaza Deployment with MSF, Paediatric Nurse Lucy Williams Shares 23:16

5M ago23:16

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In this riveting episode of the World Extreme Medicine Podcast, we sit down with WEM faculty Lucy Williams, a seasoned paediatric nurse who recently returned from a life-altering deployment to Gaza with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). From the relative normalcy of Egypt to the war-torn streets of Gaza, Lucy takes us on an emotional journey through …

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"Expect the Unexpected and Always Think Heatstroke" - Exercise Associated Collapse with Luca Carenzo 42:37

5M ago42:37

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In this conversation with Luca Carenzo, we delve into the complexities and challenges surrounding Exercise Associated Collapse (EAC). Drawing from a recent publication in the Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport titled "An Unusual Case of Marathon-related Exercise-associated Collapse: Case Report and Some Considerations for Medical Care at Endu…

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"This is not for the faint of heart, it's a true test of your physical and mental strength" - Selvaggio Blu Expedition with Luca Alfatti 25:07

6M ago25:07

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In this episode of the World Extreme Medicine Podcast, we're taking you on a journey through the rugged, untamed wilderness of Sardinia, Italy, as we explore the legendary Selvaggio Blu expedition. Join host Eoin Walker as he sits down with Luca Alfatti, an experienced expedition leader, advanced paramedic, and faculty member with World Extreme Med…

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"Every Minute CPR is Delayed, There's a 10% Less Chance of Success" - Mike Tipton on Drowning 59:23

6M ago59:23

59:23

In this episode, we explore the fascinating world of drowning and cold water immersion with Mike Tipton, a leading UK academic in the field. Mike shares his insights on the current guidelines for pre-hospital management of drowning, the epidemiology of drowning, and the important efforts in public awareness and prevention. We delve into the drownin…

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"The volcano both gives and takes life." - Eruption on Expedition with Ryan Atkinson 48:36

6M ago48:36

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Join us welcoming Ryan Atkinson, an award-winning hostile environment trained cameraman, back to the World Extreme Medicine podcast. In this thrilling episode, Ryan shares his experience filming the 2016 expedition to the heart of Africa, where he and a team of scientists immersed themselves in the active Nyiragongo volcano to study and discover th…

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"I've never forgotten how little someone could value someone else's life." - Exploring Remote Medicine Across 7 Continents with Jen Pond 50:55

6M ago50:55

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In this fascinating episode, we are joined by Jen Pond, a Doctor who has practiced medicine in some of the most remote and challenging environments on all seven continents. From providing primary care in the Indian Himalayas and managing anthrax outbreaks in rural Zambia, to supporting climbers at Everest Base Camp and treating severe frostbite in …

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"We establish critical care without walls" - Marius Rehn on the groundbreaking work of the Norwegian Air Ambulance 35:58

7M ago35:58

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Join us as we explore the groundbreaking work of the Norwegian Air Ambulance (NOLAS), one of the world's most advanced HEMS services, with special guest Marius Rehn, a luminary in pre-hospital critical care. Marius, a consultant anaesthesiologist, senior researcher, and professor, brings unparalleled insights into NOLAS's unique service model, whic…

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"You either step up or you don't." A Medic's Experience in International Rescue with Jamie Pattison 54:26

7M ago54:26

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In this episode Jamie Pattison, a winch paramedic, recounts his deployment to Morocco with UKISAR (U.K. International Search and Rescue) following the devastating earthquake. He shares the emotions of arriving onsite to mass destruction and loss of life, the resilience required for working 16 hour shifts, and the camaraderie that develops between r…

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Outer Hebrides Medicine: A Rural Doctor's Challenges and Rewards with Kate Dawson 54:45

7M ago54:45

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Joining us in this episode is the remarkably resourceful Kate Dawson, a rural general practitioner who has cared for the rugged Scottish islands of Uist for over 30 years. From managing trauma cases with scarce resources to coordinating care across isolated communities, Kate brings us her invaluable perspective from the remote frontlines. She revea…

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Running to the Extreme: Amy Boalch Talks Medicine in Endurance Sports 49:46

7M ago49:46

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Joining us in this episode is the remarkably knowledgeable Amy Boalch, a GP trainee with an inexhaustible passion for sports, exercise medicine, and the gruelling world of long-distance running. From tackling the contentious issue of race clearance forms to the disparities in health screenings across borders, Amy brings us her invaluable perspectiv…

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Combatting Stress with Comedy: A Tactical Approach in Military Service with Tyler Butterworth 44:37

7M ago44:37

44:37

In this episode we sit down with the multifaceted Tyler Butterworth, an Army National Guard member with an impressive resume including roles as an EMT, firefighter, police officer, detective, and farmer. Tyler, who has embraced his quirky last name "Butterworth duh syrup," brings to the table a unique perspective on using humour as an effective too…

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Expedition Medic Ben Cooper: "A £1 bandage could have saved his finger and $70,000" - Field Strategies for Treating Injuries 1:01:31

8M ago1:01:31

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In this episode, expedition medic Ben Cooper shares cautionary tales revealing why you should never skip basic wound care in the wilderness. You’ll hear the story of how a minor cut led to a man’s frostbitten thumb being partially amputated during an Antarctica summit attempt - costing him $70K! It powerfully spotlights why immediate bandaging matt…

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Extreme Nutrition for Extreme Conditions with Ben Turner 55:37

8M ago55:37

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Whether you're preparing for a high-altitude climb, running an ultramarathon, or embarking on a demanding expedition, today's episode is packed with wisdom that could be pivotal for your success. Joining us is Ben Turner, the Avenger coach, a former soldier turned extreme endurance challenger, ready to share his incredible insights into the fuel th…

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Delivering Healthcare Against the Odds: A Flight Surgeon's Insightful East African Missions - Marc-David Munk 29:48

8M ago29:48

29:48

In this episode we dive deep into the extraordinary experiences of Marc-David Munk, an emergency doctor who served as a flight surgeon in 11 East African countries. We explore his newly published book, Urgent Calls from Distant Places, which documents his time in Africa and the challenges he faced in providing healthcare amidst severe trauma, disea…

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Raising Explorers: The Impact of Wilderness Journeys on Kids with Gem Aldridge 40:44

8M ago40:44

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On this episode we have the pleasure of speaking with Gemma Aldridge, whose expertise as a practice development nurse and mountain leader fuels our conversation. Gemma brings to the table a unique blend of experience with young people, and an unyielding passion for expedition medicine. We're going to explore the multifaceted benefits of bringing yo…

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Braving the Elements: Life-Saving Missions in Alaska with John Davis 1:03:58

9M ago1:03:58

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In this episode prepare to embark on a journey through John's vast experiences, from the intense heat of desert operations to the cruel cold of high-altitude rescues. Learn why a simple survival blanket or a strip of duct tape can make the difference between life and death. John will bring us into the heart of collaboration efforts with the Anchora…

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Wisdom for My Younger Self with Jon Politis: A Leader's Reflections 1:05:24

9M ago1:05:24

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In this episode our host Kevin Grange, speaks to Jon Politis, a veteran in emergency medical services, a backbone of EMS education, and a leader who's seen the evolution of the field from the ground up. From Jon’s early days of being mesmerised by fire trucks and ambulances to the respected positions he's held as the retired chief of the Colony EMS…

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007: Road to a Million, Reality TV, Medical Career, and Life on the Edge with Jen Dorward 28:42

9M ago28:42

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In this episode, we sit down with Jen Dorward, a fascinating guest who takes us on a journey through her experiences as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner and a reality TV star. Jen shares insights into her time on the show 007: Road to a Million, where she and her partner Beth underwent intense challenges and high-stakes pressure. From her military ba…

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Biometric Breakthroughs in Extreme Environments with Chris Imray and Nat Taylor 49:02

9M ago49:02

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In this episode we're thrilled to have two key figures in the field of extreme medicine join our host Sarah Spelsberg: Dr Chris Imray and Dr Nat Taylor. Dr. Imray, a seasoned vascular and renal transplant surgeon, and world leading frostbite expert, and Dr. Taylor, not only a GP for the British army but also an active member in the Girl Guide movem…

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Extreme Medicine: Challenging Moments on the Inside Passage with Barry McKenna 1:02:35

9M ago1:02:35

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In today's episode, we have a fascinating discussion with Dr. Barry McKenna. We will be delving into his epic Inside Passage charity kayak expedition. He'll fill us in on the preparation, challenges, and life-changing experiences they faced during this daunting, yet rewarding journey. Barry highlights the role and pressure of being the medic on the…

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From Los Angeles to Uganda: Enhancing Medical Systems Globally with Puneet Gupta 43:16

9M ago43:16

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Puneet Gupta is a seasoned professional in the niche but vital field of tactical and search and rescue medicine, a journey that started in the diverse landscapes of Michigan. His hands-on approach saw him diving into waters with search teams, equipped with dry suit training to ensure readiness for any situation. In the intense realm of tactical med…

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Navigating Healthcare, 10 months in South Sudan: An Insider’s View with Dr. Matthew Jones 53:28

10M ago53:28

53:28

Today, we're diving deep into the experiences of Dr. Matthew Jones, who courageously spent ten intense months offering medical services in South Sudan, the world's youngest nation. We'll explore the concept of delivering medical aid in hard-to-reach, resource-poor regions, the gratifying yet challenging experiences of tightening the bolts of the he…

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Mastering Extreme Temperatures: Taryn Anderson's Desert Insights 36:54

10M ago36:54

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In this episode we're diving into the immense challenges and nuances of desert medicine with none other than Taryn Anderson, an experienced nurse and humanitarian, who has faced the front lines of natural disasters and global health crises, such as the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone. Taryn brings with her a wealth of knowledge from her time coordin…

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Conquering Challenges and Inspiring Change: The Expedition Leader's Journey with James Dyer 1:40:42

10M ago1:40:42

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In this episode we have a captivating conversation with James Dyer, a renowned adventurer, and expedition leader. With an extensive background spanning over 50 expeditions and numerous remote locations around the world, James has a wealth of knowledge to share about leadership, decision-making, and the vital importance of competence, currency, and …

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Space Medicine Redefined: Education for the Final Frontier with Erik Antonsen and Dana Levin 1:07:14

10M ago1:07:14

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Joining us today are podcast host Dr Shawna Pandya, Dr Erik Antonsen, and Dr Dana Levin, pioneers in the field of space medicine, to dissect the current state of aerospace medicine residency funding, the imperative of global collaboration, and the philosophical shifts shaping the next generation of spacefarers. They'll delve into the waters of inte…

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The Summit of Survival: Gaby Nel's Dangerous Ascent of Everest 57:47

10M ago57:47

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Today we are joined by Dr. Gaby Nel, who has conquered not only insurmountable peaks but also the boundaries of human resilience and courage. An empowering tale of survival, courage and determination awaits you as Gaby, the youngest South African woman and doctor to summit Everest, shares her breathtaking recollections from Everest's death zone. Wi…

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Accident, Resilience, and Return: Dr. Luke Mueller's Journey 1:05:11

10M ago1:05:11

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On today's episode we have an emergency medicine doctor, Dr. Luke Mueller, sharing his harrowing story of survival following a mountaineering accident on the Isle of Skye. He recalls the day he set out on the Dubh ridge Scramble alone, subsequently leading to a big void in his memory and awakening to a painful reality weeks later in a hospital. Dr.…

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Life Amidst Conflict: Ukraine from the Frontlines with David Stanton and Shawn Brodzik 1:03:43

10M ago1:03:43

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In this conversation, we will examine some of the current reflections on the Ukraine crisis with David and Shawn. We will examine what it is currently like on the ground, some of the emerging needs and how David and Shawn believe they can be met. We dig into David and Shawn’s background in Ukraine and how this has evolvedover time. We will look at …

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The ABC of Prehospital Emergency Medicine 2nd Edition with Clare Bosanko 29:20

10M ago29:20

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In this episode we will look at the recent changes to the newly revised second edition of ABC of Prehospital Emergency Medicine.We will examine some of the updates to PHEM covered in the book and the recent evidence-based practice and expert opinion that encompasses the PHEM training curriculum. We will examine the three main domains that the updat…

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Conquering High-Pressure Situations: Mike Lauria on Emergency Reflex Action Drills 41:33

10M ago41:33

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Our host Kevin Grange is joined by Mike Lauria. Mike is not just an emergency medicine physician, but also served in the US Air Force as a pararescueman. From ski patrolling to firefighting, to working with various special operations organisations, his career span is as diverse as it gets. Today, Mike will be sharing his insights on dealing with hi…

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Resuscitation Council: Responder Wellbeing with Matt Walton 1:18:46

10M ago1:18:46

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In today's episode we delve into the critical topic of responder wellbeing. We are joined by Matt Walton who offers insights into the psychological support often lacking in the field and the importance of acknowledging the impact of traumatic events on responders. Among the issues we'll be discussing are the prevalence of PTSD symptoms, the effects…

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Navigating the High Seas: Medical Challenges and Adventures in Offshore Sailing with Jamie Jordan 37:27

11M ago37:27

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Welcome back to the World Extreme Medicine Podcast! In today's episode, this time, we dive into the world of composed sailing medicine with our special guest, Dr. Jamie Jordan. Jamie is an experienced adventurer with vast knowledge in remote and austere settings. He is no stranger to the challenges of providing medical care while sailing in the vas…

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